No other details on the creative or concept for the spot have been released yet. Some of the brand’s most recent ads have featured a familiar face in the world of cell phone ads, Paul Marcarelli. He’s also known as the longtime pitchman who spouted the now famous “Can you hear me now?” tagline for Verizon.

“We felt that, as part of our transformation, it was the right time to bring new thinking and fresh ideas in the mix. Droga5 is the right agency at the right time for Sprint,” David Tovar, Sprint’s vp of corporate communications, told Adweek at the time.

This Super Bowl spot will be Droga5’s first work for the brand so it’s unclear whether the cell phone spokesman will make an appearance in the ad.

Sprint’s last Super Bowl ad ran in 2015, with a spot from Deutsch L.A. In the spot, Sprint issued a cheeky apology to Verizon and AT&T for cutting their clients’ bills in half.

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